Sentence examples for great driving force from inspiring English sources

While inaugurating the facility Friday, P. Chidambaram, India's home minister, said, "Trade is a great driving force.

But Paul's superb evocations of place and people lacked the spiritual element that is Green's great driving force.

Emotion being the great driving force of opera, the work comes to full life only when Mrs. Miller enters in the second act.

If the melt is undercooled below its melting temperature, a great driving force for crystallization is accumulated due to the Gibbs free energy difference, which increases with undercooling.

Nobody now could hope to have the kind of impact that Bowie or Prince did, because pop music was no longer the great driving force of youth culture.

TBC, BBC2 Classic & opera by Edward Seckerson Infernal Dance – Inside the World of Bela Bartok: Philharmonia Orchestra/Salonen Bartok's music was the great driving force in 20th-century music.

Sex is the second greatest driving force in the world.

For Pt clusters supported on HOPG with nitrogen defects, calculations show a greater driving force for nucleation and greater particle tethering.

From the late 19th century through World War I, the greatest driving force in warship development was the rivalry between the big gun and the torpedo.

It is discovered that larger initial hydrogen pressure and lower initial temperature are beneficial to the improvement of hydrogen absorption kinetics, because of the greater driving force for the hydriding reaction.

With services such as Twitter also on the rise – and Google's own attempt at revolutionising real-time communications, Google Wave, quietly crashing and burning – a change is taking place in what the internet is used for, with human connections pushing past mere information as technology's greatest driving force.